quenaer

Quenaer Wilesti

Quenaer Wilesti
- Sister of Samuel.
Female, Wood Elf, 40s.¹⁾
Lives in the Havenspass Commune.
- Both of her parents suspiciously fled Havenspass one night, or at least that's what she suspects since they never came home after going for a walk one evening outside the commune gates. Given the criminal element there, anything is possible.
- Has lived alone for the past 20 years since Samuel moved off to Oakenshire.
Considers Nix to be her best friend, and a slightly more mature lady she wants in her life.
- The friendship with Nix started to develop as her brother left and she wanted someone new & solid in her life.
- This secretly bothers Kess.²⁾
CHArisma: 15³⁾
Class unknown.
Uses the Wood Elf Tracker figure⁴⁾.
Profession: Self declared “Goat Queen”.
- Her business is sheering fur from the fluffier types of wild mountain goats in the mountains near Havenspass.
- Oddly no one knows what she does with it or how she makes a living after the fact.

Will usually have quests for The Party that involve tracking down certain goats or goat groups.
- Quest: She recently received a letter, that literally fell out of the sky above her house, from the (as of yet unspecified) dwarves in the Stormhill Mountains informing her that there is a special mountain goat group with a golden colored thick fur, being rounded up by some bandits maliciously. The “Goat Queen” might want to handle this. She may ask The Party to go investigate up a mountain path into the Stormhill Mountains. Should this quest happen, it is likely conversation at the actual game session will sidetrack into types of goat fur, and words like Angora or Cashmere will enter our lexicons.
  - The letter has been discovered to have been delivered by Succu.
Quenaer has grown concerned after learning that a few random mountain goats in the region seem to have lost, very specifically, about a gallon of blood.

¹⁾

This makes her fairly young by elf standards.

²⁾

The term “jail bait” has been used by players to describe Quenaer.

³⁾

Could become relevant for a plot.

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